I have terrible dark shadows under my eyes. Recently someone said to stop rubbing my eyes so much. I think they said I would be bursting capillaries/blood vessels?Do you know whether there are other filler placements that are more likely to migrate? Cheek filler is something I'm interested in but I have very deep set eyes and have considered getting filler under my eyes so that I don't always look like someone punched me, but the chance of it migrating downwards and giving me hanging cheeks puts me off. Plus if I do go fo cheek filler I'm worried that it could migrate towads my eyes and make the undereye shadows look even worse.
Is this painful? It sounds it and I’m a real wimp but been thinking of having some done for ages nowCheek filler is very unlikely to migrate, it’s injected pretty deep onto the cheek bone. Make sure they use a decent filler and take it slow - you can always start with half a ml each side and then get it topped up x
I would go for a pinky nude (CT Pillow Talk type shade). I'd steer clear of anything coral toned as I think matching lipstick to clothing is a very dated style.What colour lipstick would you wear with a coral dress, please and thank youView attachment 2960537
Does anyone know if you can return unused false tan to Superdrug? I bought 2 bottles of EFFN and now I’m regretting it because I’ve never fake tanned before apart from the occasional gradual tan.
I got the tanning water and used it on my face but the smell was really strong and I had a bit of an orange tingeI also bought a foam one that I haven’t used but can’t see myself ever using it now
Ohh I love Effn tan! Follow her on instragram @effntan - she has really good tips for tanningI just came on to say I bought the EFFN tan (hideous name btw) on offer in Superdrug, I’ve been tanning for over 15 years and I think I’ve used every brand going.
I actually liked it, I got the mouse, it doesn’t smell bad at all, it does have a very orangey tinge to it though and it has transferred onto my white beddinghowever I wasn’t painfully sticky after application.
I don’t think it’s painful at all xIs this painful? It sounds it and I’m a real wimp but been thinking of having some done for ages now
I would go nude, something like Mac velvet teddyWhat colour lipstick would you wear with a coral dress, please and thank youView attachment 2960537
It‘s a bit uncomfortable but if you have a good practitioner then it shouldn’t hurt a lot. A friend of mine went to a high street place and said it really hurt and she ended up with two black eyes! I probably spend a bit more but I go to a proper clinic run by an actual doctor.Is this painful? It sounds it and I’m a real wimp but been thinking of having some done for ages now
like others have said, a nude colour or a fuchsia pink if you want a brightWhat colour lipstick would you wear with a coral dress, please and thank youView attachment 2960537
Oh brilliant. I left it in and then I’ve done a mask over the top of it. So we shall see how it goes!@whoareyouu I love K18. I’m a big fan. Works well for my hair
You don’t need to do a mask over the top as k18 shouldn’t be rinsed out - all you need is the k18.Oh brilliant. I left it in and then I’ve done a mask over the top of it. So we shall see how it goes!
You may not see the effectiveness of it with using a mask. They recommend you wash your hair, and don’t use conditioner. Put K18 on, brush it through, leave for 4 minutes and then blow dry. It needs heat to work. Hope you like it!Oh brilliant. I left it in and then I’ve done a mask over the top of it. So we shall see how it goes!
Ah no! I didn’t realise it needed heat. Oops.You may not see the effectiveness of it with using a mask. They recommend you wash your hair, and don’t use conditioner. Put K18 on, brush it through, leave for 4 minutes and then blow dry. It needs heat to work. Hope you like it!
I don't think it is heat activated, I have used it and never used heat and it worked! I would never put conditioner on top of it though.Ah no! I didn’t realise it needed heat. Oops.
I also listened to an American influencer that said the the k18 is absorbed into the hair shaft after 4 mins so you can apply conditioner if required.
I’ve got some leave in styling spray coming today that has conditioner in so won’t be making that mistake again!
Is that Abby Yung? Yeh she said she had contacted k18 to ask. I think if it’s your first time/s using it, use as directed so see how it works for your hair.Ah no! I didn’t realise it needed heat. Oops.
I also listened to an American influencer that said the the k18 is absorbed into the hair shaft after 4 mins so you can apply conditioner if required.
I’ve got some leave in styling spray coming today that has conditioner in so won’t be making that mistake again!
K18 doesn't need heat to work. The company says style hair as usual. Colour wow products (other than the curly hair one) do, so you might be thinking of that.You may not see the effectiveness of it with using a mask. They recommend you wash your hair, and don’t use conditioner. Put K18 on, brush it through, leave for 4 minutes and then blow dry. It needs heat to work. Hope you like it!
Yes it wasIs that Abby Yung? Yeh she said she had contacted k18 to ask. I think if it’s your first time/s using it, use as directed so see how it works for your hair.
Love love love it. Got a hot tip from a Tattler to rub it between my hands until it’s turned pure opaque white before applying. It spreads more evenly across my hair that way. I have, on occasion, put some conditioner in my hair before using K18 as my hair is super duper porous at the moment (bleach and a holiday=slightly unhappy hair!), but trust the instructions and if your hair is dry and tangly like mine, don’t even try to comb your hair till it’s had its 4 minutes. I was very skeptical about only using shampoo but it honestly saved my hair!What do people think of the k18 leave in? Just applied it.
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